LeBron James and Dwyane Wade have had an inseparable career since being drafted together in 2003. The two have enjoyed career letdowns together and the sweet glory of championships as a trio with good friend, Chris Bosh. And with a suddenly free postseason, it’s fair to wonder whether James will make appearances like this throughout the postseason.
Tuesday marked the end of Wade’s legendary career. He finished the game with a farewell triple-double of 25 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists against the Brooklyn Nets in a 113-94 loss.
James was fresh off the Los Angeles Lakers last game of the year and surprising news of Magic Johnson leaving the organization. Carmelo Anthony and Chris Paul joined him to take in the game at Barclays Center. With no postseason to enjoy, this may be a recurring theme when James isn’t filming movies or leading any of his off-court ventures.
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